among them is alexander shulgin , ex-director of ozon, owner of the essen group. grigory berezkin. list is former member of the federation council farhat akhmedov, a co-owner. nord gas sanctions against them will cease to apply tomorrow, the assets of the only bank in russia with indian capital. increased 11 times to 60 billion rubles. over the course of a year and a half, the funds raised were 18.5 times the bank. i was faced with an influx of funds from non-residents. however, he prefers not expand lending and keep funds on deposits with the central bank since june , 54 billion rubles have been sent to the central bank. and europe faces a shortage of diesel fuel due to a reduction in russian exports to other countries; deliveries have dropped to a five-month minimum , the argus agency reports. the situation is aggravated by the fact that some european refineries will soon undergo preventative maintenance . the agency notes that the largest buyers of russian diesel after ban on eu steel supplies, turkey and brazil were economic news and briefly. the development of russian archeolo

of course, essen taftian also made it to the semi-finals. babak kazemi, a news reporter for radio and television. deaf football world cup of malaysia and the promotion of the iranian team to the quarterfinals. in the final eighth stage. until yesterday evening, the iranian team defeated the african team of gabon with three goals and qualified for the quarterfinals. shahin fasihi d and reza jadiri scored one goal for the iranian team. the deaf football players of our country will face the ukrainian team for the semi-final stage on sunday. thank you for your support. today saturday , the 8th of mehr, the 14th of rabi awal and the 3rd of september in the morning in tehran, the sunrise will be at 435 minutes, at 5.5 minutes, the midday prayer will be at 115 minutes, and the evening prayer will be at 18 minutes. thank you very much for your companion, may god bless you day and night. hello, i have arrived at your service. hello, hello, you are very welcome. thank you for your kindness . we are very happy to see you in our country, iran. thank you

and tom von essen came up to me and said, "why don't you get bill and tommy fitzpatrick, and go across the street, check out what's going on. we need a new command center over there, we're gonna be here a long time," and all that kind of stuff. and i said, "okay." and tom told me later, that the entire purpose of asking me to do that was to get bill out of the building. - i remember my thought was, "get him the hell out of here," 'cause i didn't want him in that building, because i didn't... you know, i was worried about what was gonna happen in that building. he would never try to take charge, but they would know that he was there to counsel, and and give them any advice on something they might be missing. and it never hurt to have another... a guy of his stature and knowledge, at that time - i never saw him lose his cool or speak negatively. the most he might throw a little funny comment. - and i said, "bill, is it possible there was a mid-air collision?" and he looked at me with this absolutely incredulous look, and said, "it's terrorism, you knucklehead." (voices overlapping on rad

. >> so all of this swork essen work is being done to protect water upriver. >> reporter: it's important to remember that while all this work going on behind me is important, it only buys us time. what we really need to solve the problem is prolonged rain upriver. >> without a major tropical system, without the situation changing in the basin, this may and more prolonged event >> reporter: meaning other mitigation measures are needed the corps's goal is to barge in 36 galmillion-gallons of freshwe every day. >> i can tell you, there's daily coordination meetings. we have been participating in the meetings, meetings with jefferson parish, all trying to f figure this out. >>> rain heads for the east coast this morning nbc meteorologist angie lassman has her eye on the storm of course we have one day of the sun and then the rain comes back. >> just for you, we will have a little bit of sunshine for the b better part of the day, and then we'll see the rain moving in we do have additional rain in the coming days. we'll see drearier conditions the closer to the coast you go and the farther sou

of course, essen taftian also made it to the semi-finals. babak kazemi, a news reporter for radio and television. the festival of local native games of sistan and baluchistan province , hosted by zahidan, ended today. we were at the service of the cities of our province to organize a festival of iranian ethnic groups called the flag cup with the participation of 11 of our cities. the individual disciplines of the seven skill stones of the dalplan tirman traditional qolz, which is one of the disciplines played by sardar shahid soleimani, our champions of this discipline, god willing , will soon go to the national competitions. we have a tradition in our festival. people from different parts of the province and different cities are present here, which is the revival of local games as one of the pillars of the development of collective participation in sistan and baluchistan . god willing, this unity will be preserved. we have come to repeat this match again, here today, mashaallah, everything is in full schedule , being together, shiite and su

well now about the progress of a special operation in ukraine , su-25 attack aircraft from essen of the central district destroyed a stronghold of militants in the krasnoliman direction; the planes approached the target at a speed of 800 km/h. at a height of no more than 20 m. the support was hit by unguided rockets. after which the crews performed an anti-fire maneuver and returned to the home airport. the enemy strong point was flown along a set route at an extremely low altitude by two pairs of 125 cm aircraft. this area of ​​the target was worked on, unguided missile weapons s8 further performed a safety maneuver to someone to the side. in the krasnolimansk direction, calculations of radar jamming complexes are working, they create interference for enemy aircraft and drones, forcing them to rise higher and be in the air defense zone from the line of combat contact in the lpr, report by alexey baranov, the place of work in the forest is chosen so that the antenna is not interfered, the trees here in the red estuary direction are a complex of radar interference, the beauty is moving a

by the way, there is a study that among the real essenes who were in the concentration camps, a lot ofeople saved jews and were in kyiv there were people who did research on this, i knew such people, but regardless of everything, a german passport is still a german passport - they should have gotten used to it by the years 46-47-48 that if you have a german passport and speak german in german, then you everyone will suspect that you are a criminal, as well. i am convinced that with russia, not everyone will be jailed. 140 million is unlikely to be jailed. although many people, i think in ukraine , would very much applaud such a prospect, but the fact that a person with a russian passport, as it were she herself if you have a russian passport and you left i have an acquaintance who left for europe 15 years ago 10 years ago 20 years ago they still say no we are trying to encrypt our voices don't speak don't speak in russian although we understood who putin is 20 years ago and fled there in 2003, second, fourth, fifth, and so on and so on, and so on, so it must always be borne in mind tha

although there are rocket launchers that the enemy took out on duty in the evening, the frigate admiral essenhe fact that the sea on our side swelled and a storm began, so they were forced to drive it to novorossiysk, and nevertheless we realize that this is a ready-made ship equipped for combat duty , which within 2-3 hours can be on combat course and 3-4 points - this is not such a powerful storm that it should be critically scared, and because they are only protecting themselves or playing with their muscles , in addition, we can talk about the fact that avi and i are currently observing the activities, although the activation of the active activation of narrow chess is not excluded. understand the pause that the enemy gave during the previous night and the south could breathe a little after powerful attacks can be used in order to pull up certain resources for the enemy, it is necessary to be aware of this, monitor the operational situation and respond to signals in time air three, that is, the threat is not going anywhere as long as there is russian aggression, we traditionally talk abou

russia has put a surface missile carrier on combat duty in the black sea , this is the frigate admiral essen8 missiles of the caliber type , the level of missile threats remains stably high, it is going to messages from the defense forces of southern ukraine. let's be careful . if there's an alarm today, well, you know, it's the same here as before. everyone said that tim was there. the plane took off 10 times a day until the plane was damaged by a gunner, and now the savasleyka is flying in russia, and there it also takes off , that could be alarming and everyone thinks that it’s the same sleika , let’s forget everything. well, here already, you see , a missile carrier came out with liberam, it can launch therefore, we will count on these threats , we must react to any threat, because even sava sergeyevich can start something, at the very end, i wanted to please you a little with such astronomical news. so, uh, the period of maximum solar activity of the 25th peak cycle is approaching of this solar activity will fall in the summer of 2025, what is important here is that it has already happe

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